I suspect the '67 vibration damper mounts similar to the '68 and '68. The damper has a bracket welded perpendicular to the damper. This bracket has two weld nuts on it and mounts to the radiator support. The brackets you are refering to bolt to the inner fender liner, not the radiator support. The bracket has two bends in it and attaches to the bottom of the damper and then to the front of the fender liner. The bracket sits on the flat surface of the fender liner and is bent in such a way as to wrap around the liner away from the engine compartment.
If you have your original fender liners, you should be able to see the holes in the liner where the bolts go through to attach the lower bracket.
Hope this helps.
Tom
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